Wake Forest Police Department invites residents to "Coffee With a Cop" on Feb. 4 at Courtney's NY Bagels & Deli, aiming to enhance police-community relations.

The Dr. M.T. Pope House Museum in Raleigh offers special tours during Black History Month, highlighting the legacy of Dr. Pope, an African-American physician and mayoral candidate.

Raleigh's Historic Trolley Tours offers a Black History tour celebrating Oberlin Village, including visits to the Historic Turner House and Oberlin Cemetery with storytelling of local African American history.

The North Carolina Department of Public Instruction is seeking sponsors for the 2025 Summer Nutrition Programs to provide meals and educational enrichment to children during summer.

Jacksonville announces a family-friendly spring event, Jacksonville's Jamboree, with music, rides, food, and vendors for May 4, 2024, at the Jacksonville Commons Recreation Complex.

Kiwanis Park in Raleigh is hosting a Valentine's Day party for preschoolers featuring card-making and cookie decorating on February 13, for $5 per child.

Raleigh celebrates Black History Month with events highlighting African American culture, including art exhibits, genealogy classes, and historic exhibits.

The 2025 Durham YouthWorks Program invites young people aged 14-24 to gain job skills and earn money, combining virtual learning with real-world experience.

Wren Memorial Library in Chatham County offers free educational and creative activities in February, including STEM workshops for kids, a cardboard robot-building event, an adult paint night, and a bilingual financial literacy storytime for children.

Chatham Community Library celebrates Black History Month with Reggie Harris' "Freedom Songs and the Civil Rights Movement" program in Pittsboro on February 7.

Raleigh seeks public input on cooling urban parks and offers a $25 gift card incentive for feedback on making green spaces more comfortable during summer.

Carrboro's 2025 Green Neighborhoods Grant Program offers up to $2,500 for projects reducing emissions and increasing climate engagement, targeting community efforts and aiding low-income, communities of color.

Chatham Community Library hosts an event with author Kelly Starling Lyons, United Strings of Color, and vocalist Taylor Smith, focusing on Lyons' book about "Lift Every Voice and Sing." Free, no registration on Feb 15, 2025.